Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Polluted-Beaches-Clean-Up-in-Finland-27MZIFLJ46P0.htmlConceptually similarPolluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP01EJPCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP054OCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP014GTCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP0JWFCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP0FTMCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP016VCCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP01C1NCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP0C8GCompleted★★★★Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandGP0ET7Completed★★★★View AllGP01127Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandChristian Bussau, toxics campaigner from Greenpeace Germany is giving an interview to a film team on board a boat on the shore of Turku, Finland. Oil spills that have fouled shores of the island of Ruissalo in the city of Turku are found out to have come from the Fortum oil refinery in nearby Naantali, Finland, in December 2001. Greenpeace is invited by the city of Turku to analyse the origin of the oil and clean the polluted beaches.Locations:Europe-Finland-Scandinavia-TurkuDate:18 Dec, 2001Credit:© Greenpeace / Jan-Åke IngmanMaximum size:1920px X 2560pxKeywords:Beaches-Camera equipment-Close ups-Day-Greenpeace campaigners-High angle view-Journalists-KWCI (GPI)-Marine pollution-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Small group of people-Speeches-WaterShoot:Polluted Beaches Clean Up in FinlandOil spills that have fouled shores of the island of Ruissalo in the city of Turku are found out to have come from the Fortum oil refinery in nearby Naantali, Finland, in December 2001. Greenpeace is invited by the city of Turku to analyse the origin of the oil and clean the polluted beaches.
